Dracaena Mass Cane

Dracaena Mass Cane, often called Corn Plant, is a bold, upright tropical with broad green leaves striped down the centre in soft chartreuse. Its thick, woody canes give it a tree-like presence, making it a strong anchor plant for larger rooms. It’s classic, dependable, and brings easy height without feeling fussy.

Dracaena

Dracaena are adaptable, architectural houseplants known for their structured growth and tolerance of typical indoor conditions. Many varieties form canes or trunks over time, adding vertical interest while staying relatively compact at the base. With steady light and moderate watering, they remain low-maintenance and long-lasting.

Caring for Dracaena Mass Cane

 Light Needs

Bright, indirect light is ideal to maintain healthy growth and vibrant striping. It will tolerate moderate light, but avoid strong direct sun which may scorch the leaves.

 Watering

Allow the top several centimetres of soil to dry between waterings. Mass Cane prefers slightly drier conditions over consistently wet soil, so ensure proper drainage.

 Feeding

Feed once a month during spring and summer with a balanced houseplant fertilizer. Reduce feeding in fall and winter as growth naturally slows.